Does the fuzz stay on? Has anyone any information about how well the fuzz is bound to the fabric ? Normally at a regular store, i like to pinch a tiny part of the blankey and pull slightly -to see if any of the fibers, or fuzz comes off easily. If it does, I dont buy it, because i dont want to have synthetic fibers rubbing off to stick to my upholstry, peoples clothes etc. (Thats why i dont have animals in my house either.) But i do love these velvety soft types of blankets , assuming they are well made and dont "shed". Does the fuzz stay on? Has anyone any information about how well the fuzz is bound to the fabric ? Normally at a regular store, i like to pinch a tiny part of the blankey and pull slightly -to see... » Read More Does the fuzz stay on? Has anyone any information about how well the fuzz is bound to the fabric ? Normally at a regular store, i like to pinch a tiny part of the blankey and pull slightly -to see if any of the fibers, or fuzz comes off easily. If it does, I dont buy it, because i dont want to have synthetic fibers rubbing off to stick to my upholstry, peoples clothes etc. (Thats why i dont have animals in my house either.) But i do love these velvety soft types of blankets , assuming they are well made and dont "shed". « Show Less
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I only just got it w/in the hour, but I've done your stated "pinch" test and nothing has come off. It's rather soft but I've gotta say that I'm a bit disappointed w/ how thin the throw is.
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Hello, same thing happened to me. But I think it's becaues the bean bags were decompressed and possibly put in a storage facility for quite a while. Anyway, the only option is to just air it out outside (with a cardboard underneath the chair to keep it from getting dirty) or open up all the windows in a room where the Fuf chair will be. It said on the website that you should only spot clean your Fuf chair, so taking out the foam and trying to wash the fabric would not be recommended unless you ordered the liner with it. https://www.beanbaguniverse.com/FAQ.aspx (that site answers a lot of questions)
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I'm sorry I can't answer you question. I can tell it is very sticky and I've never had any fabric I've put on it shift or move in any way. I did a quick search and found a FB post (https://www.facebook.com/FiveStarFonts.embroidery/posts/747985168562503) where they were talking about it and it seems the majority liked Floriani Perfect Stick stabilizer for embroidering hats.
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There are probably better options for denim, especially if you want a quick fix while wearing them. I would use either a tape adhesive type roller, or the pledge fabric sweeper. Its a little more pricy but lasts a long time, even the older model. The blade works best for pulling hair out of fabrics with a nap like suede or fleece that normally cling onto and attract hair. If you do use it on and fabrics, make sure they are as flat as possible and taut. I have the blade and use it daily to clean up the pet hair from my bedspread left from the long haired cat and Boston Terrier. I don't know what I did without it. There are probably better options for denim, especially if you want a quick fix while wearing them. I would use either a tape adhesive type roller, or the pledge fabric sweeper. Its a little more pricy but lasts a long time, even the older model. The blade works best for pulling hair out of fabrics with a nap like suede or fleece that normally cling onto and attract hair. If you do use it on and fabrics, make sure they are as flat as possible and taut. I have the blade and use it daily to clean up the pet hair from my bedspread left from the long haired cat and Boston Terrier. I don't know... » Read More There are probably better options for denim, especially if you want a quick fix while wearing them. I would use either a tape adhesive type roller, or the pledge fabric sweeper. Its a little more pricy but lasts a long time, even the older model. The blade works best for pulling hair out of fabrics with a nap like suede or fleece that normally cling onto and attract hair. If you do use it on and fabrics, make sure they are as flat as possible and taut. I have the blade and use it daily to clean up the pet hair from my bedspread left from the long haired cat and Boston Terrier. I don't know what I did without it. « Show Less
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Hey there J. Carter :)I recently bought the same item, and I started off wondering the same thing. Sadly the extentions will likely come partially tangled, if not then they tangle soon after opening. But I've learned that the best thing to do is hang them up. Lol it's weird, I know. But that keeps them safe and sound. And if they do tangle all you have to do is is lightly brush them out with a comb, NOT A BRUSH!! If you brush them they will become extrey puffy and get split ends. Hope this helped somewhat ~ Grace
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It says to dry-clean or something of that sort, but for us that defeats the purpose of getting this clean healthy comforter only to take it to the dry cleaners to have them use chemicals on it. Our washing machine has a cycle for wool and i believe it is either warm/cold or cold/cold i would have to look and see, but we wash it and wash it quite often. Right after we hang dry it usually in the sun for the whole day or two days to really dry it out and put in dryer on low for like 8 minutes and its all good, smells great super fresh, batting doesn't seem to move much. we use charlie's soap. hope that helps any questions about these, i don't rave all the time but this is the best comforter i have owned in my life thus far bar none.
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I have had leather furniture ruined by cat urine. The urine runs off the leather into the fabric cushion components between the seat and back of the chair/sofa. I don't think it stays on the leather per se, but because it soaks into a place that is hard to reach, it is very hard to treat. You could spray the furniture, as the cat has sprayed/peed, so the Fizzion goes into the same place, but what happened to me was the liquid loosened the glue that holds the leather to the cushion components, and the hides began to lift off of the fill. I believe Fizzion will kill cat urine odor anywhere it can reach and soak in for a few hours. I only buy "throw away" furniture, and recently replaced 7 yo leather furniture with more. To protect this furniture, I stuff rolled up hand towels down into the crease between the seat and back, and bought multiple changes of furniture covers for it (from Amazon, of course). While some peeing does occur, it is not as often, and after many months, the furniture beneath is still like new. Albeit we aren't actually sitting on leather, but once the cat pee gets into the cushions I think it is near impossible to get it out because the Fizzion can't reach it all, and even if it does, the leather may separate from the fill. My furniture that was ruined was before I found Fizzion, and if I had it then, perhaps I wouldn't have had to soak it so often, and it would have lasted longer. Fizzion is the very best product to remove cat urine I have ever found, in years of having cats and searching for urine removal products. Hope this helps.
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There's no smell other than the regular factory smell found in most new items, including clothing, beddings, etc.. One wash and it will come out freshedly smelled with whatever the laundry detergent or softener fragrants you use. Not sure what all those bad comments about this blanket (including the "smell") are about, but there're none for the two blankets I bought (bought the 2nd one since the 1st one is so good...nice and soft). Also recommend you wash it the first time before use, since like clothing, it appears stiff when brand new, but becomes really nice and soft after the wash (regular machine wash, regular dry). It's perfectly fine to wash and dry this blanket. I had no problems with it. There's no smell other than the regular factory smell found in most new items, including clothing, beddings, etc.. One wash and it will come out freshedly smelled with whatever the laundry detergent or softener fragrants you use. Not sure what all those bad comments about this blanket (including the "smell") are about, but there're none for the two blankets I bought (bought the 2nd one since the 1st one is so good...nice and soft). Also recommend you wash it the first time before use, since like clothing, it appears stiff when brand new, but becomes really nice and soft after the... » Read More There's no smell other than the regular factory smell found in most new items, including clothing, beddings, etc.. One wash and it will come out freshedly smelled with whatever the laundry detergent or softener fragrants you use. Not sure what all those bad comments about this blanket (including the "smell") are about, but there're none for the two blankets I bought (bought the 2nd one since the 1st one is so good...nice and soft). Also recommend you wash it the first time before use, since like clothing, it appears stiff when brand new, but becomes really nice and soft after the wash (regular machine wash, regular dry). It's perfectly fine to wash and dry this blanket. I had no problems with it. « Show Less
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Hello! I covered a rip on the top of the middle couch cushion on a leather and vinyl couch I have. The tape has been in place for about 2 months, without lifting, cracking, or otherwise breaking down. It really STICKS! The only problem I have, is that the surface texture of the couch is dull/satiny, and the tape is very shiny, which is just my "eye for perfection," flaring up! :) If someone is using it to patch a rip, it is a workhorse. I bought clear, because I did not find any of their tape in the reddish brown color of my couch. In a vehicle, one would consider changes in weather and temperatures. Although, I have used black Gorilla Tape in my barn, to cover sharp edges of a wire partition. It's been in there for about a year, through minus degree weather, and very hot weather, and still holding strong, with very little or no fraying, even though my gelding rubs his body against it regularly, as it is at a level to his shoulders and lower hips.
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It stays on very well. I had an older 8" futon mattress (size = full) that stays on there great. I particularly like leaving it in the most reclined position which does not seem too reclined really. The front is angled up enough that your butt does not cause the mattress to start sliding off. Plus the wooden grooves sort of prevent it from moving. Unless you have a thin rigid mattress with a smooth cover, it should not slide off. I would think a very thick mattress and a thicker, high quality mattress cover would work especially great on this frame. The frame is very strong too.
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I still have the one that I had from some 30 years ago. It hasn't fallen apart yet and it doesn't smell or anything. I don't remember when the other one died but it's been gone awhile and I think it went into the dryer or something one to many times and just crumbled. That was in the days when I put everything in the dryer. The one's I bought in the last few years I hope to last me the rest of my life. But I don't have a specific answer for you. But I will say this..shop around...these pillows can be found under various names with different covers but they are all quite similar and the savings can be over $100 a pillow. Next there are what they call lofts (how firmly the pillow will hold your head) and also thicknesses which are more important for how you sleep. A side sleeper usually needs a higher pillow while a back sleeper needs a lower pillow but probably more firm. I myself am a side sleeper and I like the medium density (loft) when I can find it. The firm are too intense for me. I've bought high loft plush queen size and I've bought high loft medium queen size and I've bought low loft plush queen size and I'm happy with all of them but my favorite is the high loft medium which are hard to find. I've only ever returned the firm ones.
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I'm not sure about how this shows up on fabric, I only use them on paper and I don't think fabric was the intended use. I can't imagine the yellow showing up on dark fabric if the orange didn't. Good luck
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I am not really the right person to address this to since I bought the medium bed, and don't sell the product but I will tell you how I use ours. My dog does not love the mesh only so I put a regular foam stuffed dog bed on it and she like that. Also when I am washing the cover, I pick up the dog bed and place a cotton throw rug on the bed. She like it better than the plain bed but still prefers the softer dog bed on top. Is your dog a puppy it should outgrow the chewing. If you are not wed to this type do dog bed, you can buy one from Orvis that has a Tuff Stuff cover. It's not cheap but I think Orvis guarantees it. Also, I put chew bones, preferably the big white ones from Costco, in her bed so she has something to chew to entertain herself. I've never had a problem with her chewing but she was about 8 mos. old when we rescued her so that's probably why.
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The cover on the bed feels like soft denim. I always throw a soft blanket on top of the bed so I don't have to take the cover off and wash it as often. It's just easier to wash a blanket! It will NOT stand up to chewing, so if your pooch is a chewer, then I definitely recommend blankets on top to dissuade naughty habits. The bed itself is awesome... wish I had found it earlier.
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We use them a lot with stray cats and wildlife--I use unscented laundry detergent, and throw them in my washer on a regular cycle- sometimes, a gentle cycle depending on how many I am washing-I use a warm/warm or a hot/cold water setting-then I dry in the dryer, no scented sheets or fabric softeners and I set the dryer on a gentle or no wrinkle--they dry really really fast so keep an eye on them, if not I air dry and it does not take long--they come out a bit softer but clean and just as insulating and warming as before. Hope this helps you Patricia
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We've had ours for around 2 months. It's still plush and no bunching at all. Every once in a while, I throw ours in on air fluff in the dryer, and it's pretty much the same as it came out of the package. I'm very impressed with it.
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It reminds me a lot of batting (the stuff that goes between the front and back and makes it thicker) for a blanket. Alone, it is kind of irritating to the skin and lungs like insulation is so for sure i would make sure that it was covered with another fabric (like cotton or flannel) if you were to use it as a rat cage liner. It does seem to absorb very well and it is washer and dryer safe... but I would think that only after it is covered in another fabric.